Linking all branches to Master is just great.
When I detect a wrong translation, I just have to change Master and all
branches are changed with it.
So please do not unlink old branches from Master.
Kind regards,
Kees
Ming H. schreef op 25.12.2020 15:50:
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From: "Sérgio Marques"<smarquespt@gmail.com>;
To: "Lista de tradução Libreoffice"<l10n@global.libreoffice.org>;
Hi Christian and all,
I don't know if the team is thinking about removing older projects
from
weblate but for Portuguese language, I can assure you that you can
remove
all 6.x projects because I'm the only one working on Libreoffice
translation and, for sure, I won't be touching that files anymore.
Sérgio didn't elaborate the reason he wants the 6.x translations
removed, so
I'd like to concur and add a few comments about my experiences.
Currently all five UI branches -- 6.3, 6.4, 7.0, 7.1, and master are
linked together,
so that changing translation of one old string on Weblate would trigger
five
changes, one in each branch. I assume for Help it's the same
situation.
This clutters quite a few places like my Profile > Recent Changes,
History of the
language overview page, etc. So if for whatever reason the old
branches should
be kept (I can think of a few), unlink them from master/7.1 so that
they won't be
automatically updated would be desirable.
Ming
So if you think a good idea, please remove all Portuguese related
files for
those projects.
Regards
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